Digitally planned and precisely fabricated components for functional and aesthetic dental rehabilitation.
How to acquire the CBCT and intraoral scan we need for digital dental planning — our requirements from your side, on one printable sheet.
Dental solutions combine the intraoral (dental) scan with CT or CBCT imaging to plan the final result first, the implant position or the bite, then turn that plan into a guide or splint that fits the patient's teeth precisely.
The clinical endpoint drives the design: in implant dentistry the planned tooth position sets the implant angle, and for occlusal appliances the planned bite and tooth contacts define the splint.
The same planning environment produces both implant drilling guides and occlusal splints. Each design is checked for seating, clinical access, and manufacturability before output.
An implant drilling guide transfers the planned implant axis into surgery. The guide is designed from the dental scan and radiological anatomy so that the sleeve position follows the prosthetic target while respecting bone volume and anatomical limits.
The design can include tooth supported seating, drilling sleeves, inspection windows, and support surfaces for a predictable intraoperative position.
A Michigan splint is designed on the dental arch to create a controlled occlusal surface. The appliance can support stabilization, bite registration, and functional evaluation depending on the clinical indication.
Digital planning allows the splint outline, thickness, retention, and occlusal contacts to be adjusted before manufacturing.
The design is not limited to a printable object. The relevant anatomy, prosthetic target, seating surface, and intraoperative access are planned together.
Dental scan data and radiological anatomy are matched so that tooth surfaces, bone volume, and planned components share one coordinate system.
The contact surface is shaped to help the guide or splint seat in a defined position without rocking or ambiguous placement.
The final file is prepared for production with the required wall thickness, access geometry, and documentation for clinical use.
Send the patient's CT and dental scan through our secure channel. A planning proposal is typically returned within 2–5 working days, case-dependent.